Comic Title: Spectre #29
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: September 1989
On Sale Date: August 8, 1989 Shipping Date August 8, 1989
Source: Amazing Heroes, #169

Shipping Date July 4, 1989
Source: Previews, #4

Copyright Date August 8, 1989
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1989

Shipping Date July 6, 1989
Source: Amazing Heroes, #168

Direct Market Date July 6, 1989
Source: Comic Shop News, #106

Cover Price: $1.50
Page Count: 32
Editor: Andrew Helfer

Title: "Doomsday Tuesday"
Pages: 24

Feature(s):
Spectre (Post-Crisis)

Writer: Doug Moench
Penciller: Tom Artis
Inker: Tim Gula
Letterer: John Costanza
Colorist: Carl Gafford

Feature Character(s)

• Spectre (last appearance in Spectre #28; next appearance in Justice League America #31)

Supporting Character(s)

• Peter Quarral (last appearance in Spectre #28; no further appearances)

Villain(s)

• Richard Redditch (last appearance in Spectre #28; no further appearances)
• Mr. Rand (last appearance in Spectre #28; no further appearances)

Other Character(s)

• Margaret Greenspan and her husband (last appearance in Spectre #28; no further appearances)
• Praxis (last appearance in Spectre #28; no further appearances)
• Marshall and his associate (government agents; no further appearances)
• A morgue attendant (no further appearances)
• Jamie (last appearance in Spectre #25; no further appearances)
• Luke and Matt (last appearance in Spectre #25; no further appearances)

Comments:
Ghosts in the Machine Part 6

This story is continued from Spectre #28.

Synopsis:
While the Spectre battles Richard Redditch in a virtual computer world, Redditch has activated the launch sequence on the countries nuclear weapons using the super computer known as Monster. The Spectre finds that Redditch is feeding off his power as well as that of a million souls that he has captured. By changing tactics, the Spectre is able to force Redditch to retreat back into his deceased body in the morgue. Pete Quarral and Praxis are there and set the corpse on fire. Without a host body, Redditch seems to be destroyed and his power of the launch controllers is reliquished. The one million victims of Redditch awaken from their coma and the threat is ended.

Unknown to the Spectre, Redditch was able to transfer himself into Praxis. He leaves the scene, depowered, but still alive.